Government Sanctioned Non-State Actors In Comoros Highly Likely To Maintain Their Insignificant Role Over The Next Five Years

Executive Summary:
Due to Comoros' lack of internal political stability, weak economic development, and strong government control over various sectors of the social and political environment, government sanctioned non-state actors (NSAs) in the country are highly likely to maintain their insignificant role (represented by the score of 1 on the State Sanctioned side of the Role Potential spectrum) over the next five years. The country is plagued with extensive poverty and poor infrastructure, which significantly limits the role of state sanctioned NSAs. Opportunities for increased role for NSAs within the country are likely to come from supporting the government's social and political initiatives through foreign aid, as Comoros is highly depended on the inflow of revenues from the international community.

Analytical Confidence: 8
Source Reliability: 9




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